The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1887-04-30
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For Sale-One- Horse Buggy. Apply to A..
T. Buckingham, Bird Hill, Md.
THE BEST BREAST STRAP.
Baltimore, Nd, April 81. A. Miller,
Esq.,, Westminster. Md.-Dear Sir:-I have
used your Patent Harness Breast Strap since
last fall, and can cheerfully recommend it.
My horse works with much more freedom,
and seems to draw the vehicle with greater
ease than with the old strap. The sliding
motion common to q straight strap is entirely
avoided. | am sure it will not choke or gall
the horse, and must be cool and comfortable
in warm weather. | am very much pleased
with it, and shall hereafter use no other kind.
Yours, very truly, William Lee, NJ. D., corner
of Eutaw and Hoffman streets.
FEED, FEED.
We have on hand and for sale large stock
of Choice Bran, White Middling, Hominy
Chop, Flax and Cotton Seed Meal, all at in
side figures. E. 0. Grimes Il Co.
Col. Lee and the Austrian Mission.
From the Baltimore Si0,.
A cable dispatch from London on Wednes,
day says the Mmes's Vienna correspondent
bewails the superseding of Colonel J. Fen
ner Lee, who, the dispatch says, after being
officially and socially received as United
States minister, cannot well remain as secre'
tary of legation, and that he will soon leave
Vienna. The family and friends of Col. ],
Fepner Lee in Baltimore have no intelligence
from him CONCERNING his movements at Wen
ma. They say he will most certainly remain
at his post until the arrival of the new minis
ter to Austria, and will do all that gentle
man can TO aid him in the assumption of his
duties. They recognize the delieaey of the,
IF Gcloual no uh0 has nharuh
d'affares been brought into political and
social relations at q court where the etiquette
is punctllious. He has maintained the dig
nifty of the place with tact and skill, and those
in and out of the diplomatic service, who
from personal experience in Vienna, know
the peculiarities Of the situation give him
praise and credit. It is said that General
Layton is, in administration circles at Wash
ington, thought 10 have an excellent claim to
firstclass mission, and his appointment to
Austria was made in that spirit.
BLACK FOR Observation-Disclosures. Gov.
Chauncey f. Black, of Pennsylvania, who is
in Washington, is quoted by the correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Times as saying: Il
do not take any interest in all this hnb-bub
about the President wanting or not wanting
nomination. AS good Democrat | take it
for granted that he will do whatever is for the
best interests of the Democratic party, and
in my opinion that is to nominate him and
run him again. do not think that it is in
the providence of things that James G. Blaine
will ever be President of the United States.
This country has been carried through many
trying situations, and think it will be carried
safely over any such misfortune as that You
cannot Judge the political drift from simply
studying the situation in Pennsylvania.
doubt whether we could do it with new man,
but with President Cleveland | think our
chances are far better in New York, Connec
ticut, New Jersey and Indiana, and more than
even in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota
against Mr.. Blaine. The Democratic party
must win on President Cleveland's record or
not at all. He can be renominated if he
chooses, and think he will be, and will be
reelected"